The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-19


DR.. F. A. ANDREWS a thoroughly reliable
and entirely competent druggist, VINO was
until recently with Mr.. r. c. Perrin. is now Mt
tic drug stnrc Of MIR. p. b. Speed. where he
will be glad tn see his old friends and former
xuStomerS Mr.. Speeds stock OF the purcst
drugs and the best medicines is alwavs COM
plcto, and persons needing anything In his
line would do well to cali at this store. where
prescriptions will he filed with precision and
!, faithful regard to the Instructions OF physl-
clans will he observed. Dr. Andrews when
not in the store may be found at the Central
Hotel.
MR. r.. C. HASKELL. and Miss Kate Cal
houu were married last. "Wednesday ny me
Rev John GaSs. \ large delegation OF invited
friends went from Abheville to witIcss the
ceremony, and the event was quite notable
occasion for Monterey. The newly married
people have many friends. and each and cv,
cry ore of them congratulate The bride and
groom uron their present happiness, and up
on the anspicious BEGINNING or their pros
peciiye years Of sunshine and shadow.
Mr. JOHN w. SIGN has been quite sufferer
for n long time, and has been unable to be st
his place Of business for several weeks. He
desires. however to let his debtors know that
tn him come forward ana pay their dues. He
must have money, and those who fall to heed
this notice may realize how much in earnest
Mr.. Sign is in this matter. tt
All persons who are indebted TO the old
firm of Speed 4 Neulfer nre requested 10 come
forward and settle their accounts at once. The
old business must be- closed. since DR.. Neuf1er
has withdrawn from ihp business. to devote
his entire attention to the practice OF his pro-
fession. Call ut the store. +. B. Speed. IT
MR. w. ]. ROGERS, the most enterprlsing
merchant in Augusta. is in TORN taking or.
ders, grently to the advantage of his custom
erS. Don't fail To give him your orders. He
sells cheap. We show onr faith in him by
buying from him whatever we need in his
line
Two LOADS Of baled native Burmpda hav.
Tweniy-four hundred mounds, was sold In
town last saturday. McSSrs. Wallingfnrd Il
Russell were the purchasers. 1t grew on the
DuBoSe Place on the Savannah.
THE market is glntted with cattle, and
they are sold at exceedingly small figures.
1t would he better for our friends In the cour-
try to hold on to their cattle little longer.
Mr.. w. D. MANN Is afflicted again. Eight
of his family are sick with measles. and un-
til they get b. tier he can't go fooling around
with the dn,es of County Commissioners.
Col. P. Phillips and Capt. w. T. Huff have
lenscd Mr.. NJ. Richardson's plantation in Cow
Grove and will plant several hundred acres
in corn cotton and beans.
A DARKEY who was tired Of Abheville
county, brought his cow to town and pnt
,her up TO the highest bidder. She brought
'S4.30-wcight $50 pounds.
AUGUSTA did not send many invitations tc
Abheville for the banquet. Greenville and
Anderson received most OF the tickets.
EVERYBODY uses letter heads, and 1t Is
strange that you do not 60 tn the Press ana
Bonner office and get them printed.
THE stockholders Of the Chester. Green
wond and AhbeSille Railroad will meet al
Greenwood on the 10th instant.
Mr.. c. V. HAMMOND is Off TO Greenwood to
attend meeting of the Board Of Stewards in
The Methodist church.
Mr.. r. n. PORE. tho treasurer of the Allan
fic.Greenville and Western Railroad, was In
town n few days ago.
THE Directors Of the Chester, Greenwood
and Abbeviile Road will meet in Greenwood
tomorrow night.
THE cold weather flag which has been fly
Ding for long time Was taken down few
duySHgo.
MEssRs w. JOEL SMITH & Sons are offerins
fine shoes at s. a pair, and snirts at fifty cents
piece.
Col. JAMES Fl. RICE. of Nincty-Slx and Mr.
IT. F. Riley Of Greenwood, came to town last
night.
MESSRs. A. F. TEMPLEToN & Co, offer theil
clothing at cost, or less, rather than not trade
Hon. d. WYATT AIKEN, was quite III las
week, but was considerably better yesterday
MRS. INA MARTIN had Ter buggy mare
sold at auction last Saturday. realizing SIS
PooR old lean lien stock seH very low
Mules and horses ranging from S5 no.
MAYOR BEGGS sold some secondhand bug.
gy harness at auction last Saturday.
REPORTS are conflicting rs to whether tht
soat crop has been seriously injured.
SEND to the Press and Banner for lien anC
mortgage blanks of the best form.
Mrs. INA MARTYR has rented the Douglas
house on Magazine Hill.
TIE New Hotel is giving abundant satss
faction to its customers.
THE little hoys in various parts of towr
hoist weather signals.
Mr.. A. W. SMITH and his bride will arrive
at home to-dag.
CAPT JAMES WHITE Is at his post in the
Sheriif's office.
Saturday.
MIR. J. F. ADANsoN was In town Saturday
CAPT. MATTIsoN's health is Improving.